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Old 18 Oct 2004, 19:26 (Ref:1127610)   #1
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How good was Chris Bristow?

This is one for the old school, i was born in 1970 so he was a good few years before my time but from what i can make out he was furiously fast and a bit wild, potential champion in some corners apparently. Do any of our senior members remember him racing, in any case the guy looked cool and has to go down as a British hero that got away.
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Old 18 Oct 2004, 19:34 (Ref:1127617)   #2
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Ten-tenths historic forum may help you on this one!


I too am to have seen him, but from what I've read I drew the same conclusions as you.
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Old 18 Oct 2004, 22:23 (Ref:1127811)   #3
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A bit before my time too and someone we hear little about. Presumably because of his short career (only 4 years) that was cut short before it started to really hit the big time. He was four races into his F1 career. I know little, but my boys book of motor racing suggests wild, but fast...

One for the historic section...
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Old 19 Oct 2004, 08:25 (Ref:1128025)   #4
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Just about in my time,he was one of my first heroes.He was brought up not far from me in the 50s though I never actually met him.I certainly saw him win the F2 race at Brands August Bank Holiday 1959.Sadly in those days one mistake could be one too many.
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'Motorsport' (or Motor Sport; anyway, what used to be the green 'un) did an article about him a year or two ago.

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